WO2013113753A2 - Steilförderanlage für den tagebau - Google Patents
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- the capacity for conveying the raw materials from the lower height level to the upper height level is significantly increased.
- the advantage is achieved that not the mass of the trucks must be transported through the steep conveyor over the height difference between the lower and the upper height level.
- the increase in the conveying capacity arises in particular in that two conveyor baskets forming a counterweight to one another are used and can be moved on the route, so that the mass of the conveyor baskets cancel each other out. This ensures that the steep conveyor must be designed only to the maximum mass of raw materials to be conveyed, since the mass of the conveyor baskets can be neglected.
- there is an energetic advantage since no empty masses that do not form the useful mass, must be transported over the height between the lower and the upper height level.
- the possible pendulum operation of the conveyor baskets creates the further advantage of an increased conveyor speed since a conveyor cage can be loaded at the lower height level, while a conveyor cage can be unloaded at the upper height level.
- the loading and unloading of the first and second conveyor cage can overlap, so that the effect of two parallel used conveyor baskets can be advantageously exploited.
- the conveyor baskets can be dimensioned such that a conveyor cage can receive the raw material load of a truck so that a truck loaded with a load of raw materials can transfer these raw materials to the complete filling of a conveyor cage in this.
- these may have emptying openings arranged below the filling opening, through which the raw materials from the conveyor baskets can be emptied while maintaining the position of the conveyor baskets.
- the emptying of the Carrying baskets are maintained while maintaining the position relative to the route.
- the conveyor baskets may have guide rollers which are guided on guide rails of the route.
- emptying the conveyor baskets can be emptied in their arrangement on the route.
- the emptying openings have respective emptying flaps which are locked by means of a corresponding latch closure, and for emptying the conveying baskets the latch closure can be unlocked and the emptying flap can be opened.
- the route can extend beyond the upper height level, so that the raw materials can be transferred by gravity from the conveyor baskets into at least one device, which serves in particular for further processing and / or further transport of the raw materials and arranged substantially on the ground or . is set up. Gravity is thus exploited to fill the conveyor baskets in their lower position on the route and gravity is also utilized to empty the conveyor baskets in their upper position on the route, preferably above the surface of the earth.
- the conveyor baskets perform a linear movement between their lower and their upper position, without the conveyor baskets must be led out in their movement and in their position from the linear movement on the route.
- the further processing the raw material device may be designed as a crushing device, in particular as a crusher, or as a transport device, in particular as a conveyor belt.
- the raw materials from the conveyor baskets for example, first be transferred to the crushing device, in particular poured, followed by the transport device, so that the raw materials can be transported, in particular to a collection point or, for example, on other vehicles that drive the upper height level.
- the traction means may be connected to a drive unit, which is preferably arranged at a distance from the upper end of the route on the ground and wherein the traction means is guided via drive wheels of the drive unit.
- a drive unit which is preferably arranged at a distance from the upper end of the route on the ground and wherein the traction means is guided via drive wheels of the drive unit.
- the traction means can each form at least one wind device in the manner of a pulley.
- a first pulley block and a second pulley block may be associated with the first conveyor cage. Both pulleys may be formed from a continuous traction device, which passes through the drive unit.
- the traction means has a first and a second Switzerlandstoffende, and the entire steep conveyor system can be operated with a single continuous traction means.
- the two traction means ends can preferably be arranged in each case on a length compensating means, and by means of the length compensating means, the traction means ends can in particular be retractable independently of one another or one further traction medium length can be released in each case.
- the height position of the respective conveyor cage which is assigned to the side of the respective Switzerlandstoffendes be adjusted.
- the position of the conveyor basket on the sloping route may depend on its loading, since the traction means may have an elastic elongation depending on the loading of the conveyor baskets. If, for example, an upper vertical position for emptying the raw material has to be approached with the conveyor basket, and if, for example, the weather basket is located at a stop in the lower vertical position, the height position of the upper conveyor basket can be adjusted by appropriately pulling in or releasing a traction medium length.
- the length compensation means can serve to permanently release a further, in particular larger Switzerlandstoffi Kunststoffe if the route must be extended by progressive mining in the open pit in depth.
- the route can, for example, be carried out in such a way that the lower height level can be lowered step by step, in particular on the quarrying pit of the opencast mine. Consequently, the length of the traction means must also be increased, and the Computingnaus Eisenttelt may be designed for permanent release of an additional Buchstoff Kunststoffe.
- the length compensating means comprise a cable drum which is guided on rails For brief Einjust réelle a desired height of the conveyor baskets, the cable drum over the rail length can be changed accordingly in their position, so that only short cable lengths are released or retracted.
- the drive unit may, for example, have two drive wheels about which the traction means is preferably wound with a total deflection angle of at least 360 ° and preferably of at least 540 °.
- the large total deflection angle ensures that the traction means does not slip on the drive wheels and that the frictional forces are sufficiently great to transmit the drive torque of the drive wheels to the traction means.
- own two parallel driven drive wheels each associated with a motor-gear unit, wherein a first motor-gear unit cooperating drivingly with the first drive wheel and a second motor-gear unit with the second drive wheel.
- the traction means can be wound around the first drive wheel by 90 ° and guided to the second drive wheel.
- the respective wind device ie the pulley
- the traction means can together form the first pulley for lifting and lowering the first conveyor basket and together the second pulley for lifting and lowering the second conveyor basket, wherein the drive wheels of the drive unit are also wound by at least two traction means.
- the two traction means can preferably be guided in parallel over their entire length.
- more than two traction means can be performed in parallel, and it can also be three or more traction means form the pulleys in a parallel arrangement.
- the drive wheels may include at least one umschlonnes of a first traction means drive wheel and at least one umschleptes of a second traction mechanism drive wheel "and the drive wheels can be preferably arranged to rotate about a common axis.
- the drive wheels which are accommodated on the common axis and are wrapped by the two traction means, also be made in one piece.
- first drive wheel and a second drive wheel may be provided and looped around by the first traction means, and it may be provided a first drive wheel and a second drive wheel, which is looped around by the second traction means.
- four drive wheels may be provided in two parallel traction means, which are each driven in pairs on two mutually parallel axes.
- the means for transferring the raw materials between the steep conveyor systems include corresponding Um collltrichter, and a conveyor basket, which is located in the upper position of a lower steep conveyor, can transfer the raw materials through its emptying opening by means of Um collltrichters in the filling opening of a conveyor basket, located in the lower position of an overhead steep conveyor. Consequently, the raw materials can be conveyed beyond unlimited heights despite a technically limited maximum head of a single steep conveyor with a feed cascade according to the present invention.
- the present invention further relates to a system with a steep conveyor system, with the raw materials from a lower conveying level, in particular from a mining base of an open pit, to an upper level, in particular formed by a soil, are transportable and it is a crushing device for crushing the raw materials provided, wherein the system has at least one route and a first conveyor cage and a second conveyor cage, which conveyor baskets on the route between the lower height level and the upper height level are movable and which are adapted to receive the raw materials, wherein the conveyor baskets via at least one common traction means communicate with each other and wherein the crushing device is arranged at the lower or at the upper height level of the steep conveyor system and with this particular forms a structural unit.
- the crushing device can be designed as a crusher.
- a device for further transport of the raw material may be part of the system according to the invention.
- the transport device can in particular connect to the comminution device, which is arranged at the upper height level.
- Figure 1 is a view of a steep conveyor system according to the present invention
- FIG. 2 shows a view of two conveyor baskets with pulleys formed by a traction means, a perspective view of the lower height level with a filling device for filling the conveyor baskets with raw material from vehicles, a view of the upper height level with a conveyor basket from which raw materials are transferred to a device, a perspective view of a conveyor cage, a view of a locking device on a conveyor cage in a locked state, the view of the locking device on a conveyor cage in an unlocked state, a schematic view of a drive unit for driving the conveyor baskets, a schematic view of the drive wheels of the drive unit in operative connection with a traction means, a schematic view of the wind devices designed as pulleys consisting of two Parallel guided traction means in a first embodiment, the wind device with two traction means in a further embodiment, a further arrangement of the drive wheels of the drive unit, of two Traction means are entwined and the arrangement of the drive wheels of the drive unit, which are looped by two traction means according to another
- Figure 1 shows an embodiment of a steep conveyor system 1 with the features of the present invention.
- the inclined conveyor 1 is disposed on an embankment 10 of an open-pit mine, and the slope 10 extends from a lower height level 12 to an upper height level 3.
- the lower height level 12 is formed by the mining floor 12 of the open pit and the upper height level 13 is formed by the soil 13, and the soil 13 thus exemplifies the height level on which the raw material 11 can be transported on.
- the steep conveyor system 1 has a route 14 which extends from the lower height level 12 to above the upper height level 13 away.
- the route 14 is attached to the sloping embankment 10, and to extend the route 14 above the upper height level 13 also serves a supporting structure 26 to which the route 14 is attached continuously extending.
- the steep conveyor 1 has a filling device 18, and it is shown loaded with raw material 1 1 vehicle 19, which can pass the raw material 11 by means of the filling device 18 to the steep conveyor system 1.
- a device 24 which forms a crushing device 24, for example in the form of a crusher.
- a device 25 which forms a transport device 25 and serves for the further transport of the raw material 11.
- the steep conveyor system 1 has a first conveyor cage 15 and a second conveyor cage 16, and the conveyor baskets 15 and 16 can be moved on the route 14 between the lower height level 12 and the upper height level 13.
- the two conveyor baskets 15 and 16 are coupled to each other via a common traction means 17, and the traction means 17 is exemplified as a steel cable.
- a drive unit 27 which is spaced from the structure 26 on the ground 13th arranged and anchored in this.
- the traction means 17 in this case passes through the drive unit 27, and while, for example, the second conveyor basket 16 is pulled up in the direction of the upper height level 13, the first conveyor basket 15 is lowered in the direction of the lower height level 12.
- the drive unit 27 is operated in a first functional direction, and to bring the first conveyor cage 15 back towards the upper height level 13, while the second conveyor basket 16 is lowered again towards the lower height level 12, the drive unit 27 is in a second opposite Function direction operated.
- the traction means 17 forms between upper pulleys 28, which are arranged on the supporting mechanism 26, and lower pulleys 29 which are arranged on the respective conveyor baskets 15 and 16 and thus movable, a pulley for the respective conveyor cage 15 and 16.
- FIG. 2 shows schematically the arrangement of the wind devices 30 of the traction means 17 between the upper pulleys 28 and the lower pulleys 29, and the wind devices 30 are formed as 8-pulleys 30.
- Both the upper and the lower pulleys 28 and 29 each have four sheaves, and of the - not shown here - drive unit 27 to be introduced into the traction means 17 traction is only one-eighth of the weight of the conveyor baskets 15 and 16 and the raw material 11, to carry them with the raw material 1 1 above the slope in the direction shown Pfegeicardi.
- the traction means end 31 can be drawn or released by the length compensating means 33 in order to approach the setpoint position on the route 14 with the first conveying cage 15 and subsequently to discharge the raw material 11.
- the second conveyor basket 16 is located, for example, on the upper height level 13 and has to approach a desired position, the traction mechanism end 32 can be retracted or released by the associated length compensation means 33.
- the filling device 18 is shown in perspective, and the route 14 of the steep conveyor system 1 is shown in the region of the lower height level 12.
- a ramp 22 is arranged, which is formed in a manner shown by Erdreichholz sectionung. Via the ramp 22, a shown vehicle 19 can be driven to a height which is located above the second conveyor cage 16 shown by way of example in the lower position.
- the second conveyor basket 16, which can sit on a lower stop of the route 14, has a filling opening 21 in its upper region. If the raw material is to be conveyed from the vehicle 19 through the filling opening 21 into the second conveying cage 16, the vehicle 19 discharges the raw material through a filling funnel 20 so as to ensure that the raw material passes through the filling opening 21 into the conveying cage 16.
- the conveyor basket 16 with the traction means 17, which is shown wrapped around the lower guide roller 29 on the conveyor basket 16, are pulled over the route 14 upwards.
- the filling funnel 20 is designed such that a further conveyor basket, which is moved on the rear side of the route 14, can be driven under a rear area of the filling funnel 20 adjacent to the vehicle 19 shown.
- another vehicle 19 in adjacent arrangement to the vehicle shown 19 further raw material through the filling hopper 20 in the - not shown - conveyor basket 15 which may be located on the rear side of the route 14.
- the conveyor baskets 15 and 16 can be driven in pendulum alternately on a first and on a second side under the hopper 20 and also loaded alternately from vehicles 19 with raw material 11, which vehicles 19 alternately on the front and on the rear side of the filling funnel 20 transfer the raw material 11 into the conveyor baskets 15 and 16.
- FIG. 5 shows a perspective view of a conveyor basket 15 or 16 formed, for example, from a steel construction, on which a lower deflection roller 29 is shown arranged and which consists of four pulleys for forming the pulley 30, see FIG. 2.
- the filling opening 21 is defined by a upper, open area of the conveyor cage 15 and 16, respectively, formed below the lower guide roller 29, and the discharge opening 23 is formed with an emptying flap 39, which is shown in an open position.
- the emptying flap 39 forms a lower wall of the conveyor basket 15 or 16 and can be closed with a locking device or - as shown - are opened.
- FIG. 6 shows the Klappenriegei 40 which is arranged in a manner not shown in detail hinged to the discharge flap 39, in engagement with a latch closure 41, which is locked in the position shown by a locking means 42.
- the conveyor cage 15 or 16 is already in the desired emptying position, and an activation member 43 is provided, which can be moved against the latch closure 41 with a lifting means 44, for example with a lifting cylinder.
- FIG. 7 shows the activation member 43 which has been moved in the direction of the arrow by the lifting means 44 against the latch closure 41, without the need for moving the conveying cage 15 or 16 on the route 14 in its vertical position.
- FIG 8 shows a schematic structure of the drive unit 27 with a first driven drive wheel 34 and a second driven drive wheel 35, and the drive wheels 34 and 35 are not shown in detail manner with the Wegmitte! 17 entwined.
- the drive wheel 34 is driven by a motor-gear unit 36 and the drive wheel 35 is driven by a motor-gear unit 37.
- the independently operable motor-gear units 36 and 37 are operated by a common control, so that the drive torques of the drive wheels 34 and 35 are substantially equal, with the drive wheels 34 and 35 synchronously to each other.
- the wrap of the drive wheels 34 and 35 with the traction means 17 is shown in more detail in Figure 9.
- Figure 9 shows a schematic representation of the drive wheels 34 and 35, which are wrapped several times with the traction means 17.
- the traction means 17a and 17b are guided substantially parallel over their entire lengths, and the parallel arrangement of the traction means 7a and 17b together form the pulleys 30. As a result, the mechanical stress of the individual traction means 17a and 17b is halved, and these can be dimensioned correspondingly smaller become.
- FIG. 12 shows a first variant of the wraps of the drive wheels 34 and
- the traction means 17a and 17b wrap around the drive wheels 34 and 35 by way of example each with an angle! of about 270 °, which angle, however, depends on the direction in which the ends of the traction means 17a and 17b are removed from the drive wheels 34 and 35.
- the example shown shows a Rescueumschlingungswinkel of 540 °.
- the advantage resulting from the illustrated looping variant is an identical torque loading of the drive wheels 34 and 35 and uniform wear of the grooves 49 and 50 results.
- the drive wheels 34 and 35 can rotate about the drive shafts 38a and 38b in the same direction of rotation.
- FIG. 13 shows a further variant of the wraps of the drive wheels 34 and 35 by the traction means 17a and 17b.
- the traction means 17a and 17b respectively encircle the drive wheels 34 and 35 at an angle of about 300 °, which angle is also dependent thereon, in which direction the ends of the traction means 17a and 17b are removed from the drive wheels 34 and 35 become.
- the example shown shows a Rescueumschlingungswinkel of
- the resulting each by the Umschlingungssectionn shown advantage is further a reduction in the number of required grooves of the drive wheels 34 and 35, since in the variants shown in Figures 10 and 11 for each of the drive wheels 34 and 35, four individual grooves are required and in the In the variants shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, only two grooves 49 and 50 are required for each of the drive wheels 34 and 35.
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